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Finally, a big number

By Victoria Stilwell, Bloomberg | September 26, 2014

Gross domestic product grew at a revised 4.6% annualized rate, up from a previous estimate of 4.2%, Commerce Department data showed today in Washington.

Will CPI drop give Fed reprieve?

By Michelle Jamrisko, Bloomberg | September 17, 2014

A drop in energy costs and muted global growth are helping contain inflation. Subdued price increases have allowed Fed officials, who conclude two days of meetings today

Pound could retest 2010 lows if Scotland votes to leave UK

By Justin Pugsley | September 9, 2014

If Scotland votes to exit the UK on September 18 the ramifications for GBP will be profound leaving the currency vulnerable to heightened volatility thanks to the ensuing uncertainty.

Gas fuels higher prices: Core comes in under estimates

By Lorraine Woellert, Bloomberg | July 22, 2014

Gasoline costs jumped 3.3%, the biggest gain since June 2013, accounting for two-thirds of the increase in total prices, today’s report showed.

Apple and Time Warner lead stocks

By Joseph Ciolli and Jacob Barach, Bloomberg | July 16, 2014

Three rounds of Fed bond-buying have helped propel the S&P 500 higher by more than 190 percent during the current five-year bull market.

Small-town BMW plant shows big returns

By Christoph Rauwald, Bloomberg | July 11, 2014

The BMW factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is the largest US auto exporter and is only set to increase its numbers.

Commodities: It’s what’s for diversification

By Daniel P. Collins | June 1, 2014

Commodity trading advisors have had a rough go over the last few years, generally, but not all managers have struggled. Ag-based CTAs have performed well and investors have taken notice.

Potential game changer

By Nidaa Bakhsh, Bloomberg | May 23, 2014

The Weald basin, covering counties south of London including Surrey, Sussex and Kent, may have oil in place of as much as 8.6 billion barrels, ...The report is likely to add to the controversy about drilling for shale oil and gas in the U.K.

Who says there's no inflation?

By Lorraine Woellert, Bloomberg | April 11, 2014

Today’s PPI report is the third to use an expanded index that measures 75% of the economy, compared to about a third for the old metric, which tallied the costs of goods alone.

Ukraine slapped with gas-price jump

By James G. Neuger, Henry Meyer and Elena Mazneva, Bloomberg | April 3, 2014

Russia ratcheted up pressure on Ukraine with a 26 percent increase in the price of natural gas.

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